the utility has stockpiled equipment, wires and power poles which tend to get damaged during wet and windy weather pg. and he's also asking if you see any downed power poles are lines steer clear of them because they could be energized. still, meanwhile, chp is also on high alert there, keeping an eye on the wet roads. >> rain doesn't cause the crash. is the drivers do so really? it all just comes down to. remembering the rules and paying a little extra attention to them because you need extra time to get where you're going. any extra time to stop. >> officers say they will be looking for both speeders and reckless driving. drivers are encouraged to check your wipers before hitting the road and give yourself plenty of space between the car in front of you. >> and san francisco public works. officials have been preparing for possible flooding. kron four's gayle ong shows us which areas are the most vulnerable. >> umbrellas were out in san francisco friday. this after a prolonged drying trend in january. always excited to have lanes as long as they don't cause a lot of damage. much of

weather and utility is also asking folks, if you do see downed power poles are lines too. stay clear because they certainly could still be energized. >> and continuing our coverage tonight on this atmospheric river that's hitting the bay area. >> that's right. san francisco's public works department has been spending all day getting ready for the storms. scrub forest gayle ong joins us now live. she is in san francisco with the latest scale. >> yeah, grant vicki, we are seeing a break from the as lawrence mentioned, where expected to be unsettled through the weekend. but another potent storm expected or early next week. so we could see some breaks and a public works here at saracens goes hoping people take advantage too. start preparations. now. umbrellas were out in san francisco friday. this after a prolonged drying trend in january. always excited to have rains as long as they don't cause a lot of damage. much of the bay area is under a flood watch through the weekend. that does include san francisco. >> rachel gordon is with san francisco. public works. we are working

it did not the same type of pole we anticipated it having. think mostly for african-americang women i don't think it has that same type of residents were not marching in the street every day for this. but still an important aspect. it's not a simple answer at the complex answer i don't think you can leave out the racial pieces all of them came together in a moment from my perspective. >> and he followed quickly and ask about something you raised which ishi the trans ad that was run by the campaign. i say this with the work with michael dukakis we really did not grow through the work of john kerry and swift at would come at us all that we talk about that all day two. but, the term campaigns but one into a $5 million on that ad. at $125 million in battleground states. when i worked for kerry in 2004, we were given a check for $76 million to the federal government to run the entire campaign. so i know inflation has been a lot but that is a lot of money to spend it. did you feel pressure to deal withyo that from the paid media environment? an exc

they're also asking that if anyone sees any down power poles and power lines, stay clear. also contact them. also, keep in mind, those lines could also be energized. mentioned wind. >> are the winds strong? is that something we need to be really concerned about? yeah, i guess we're going to see windy, wet weather. i mean, we're going to be seeing some periods of some very gusty winds, i think starting on sunday, monday and tuesday of this next week. so 40, maybe some 50 mile an hour gusts outside. go along with that rain in. yeah, it's going to get messy possibility. some power outages right now. just light showers popping up around the bay area looking toward the bay bridge early on this evening was pretty well backed up out there and pretty stormy, too. the rain coming in waves today. you see it rolling on shore and there you go. just beginning to see another wave about to move back on shore. now we're going to see more of that as we head through the evening. you get into moran, seeing some light rain there. some scattered showers and south san francisco in tacoma also b

they're also asking that if anyone, downed power poles, power lines, what have you stay clear?all authorities. those obviously could still be energized not touch. all right, live, look here at the san mateo bridge as people. trying to get home on a friday night. the headlights are headed towards the east bay. it's a slow slog. and the chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us to pound all the talk. you've been warning you about these atmospheric rivers and here we are. yeah, here we go back into the rain but rain not going to be the only thing to watch out for this weekend. i think. >> we're going to see some peers, some very, very gusty winds and those could lead to some issues with some maybe trees coming down. maybe some power outages as well. sfo tonight. yeah, pretty typically you get the rain coming in the clouds and they've got some delays there to 32 minutes. no delays being reported at oakland or san jose right now. but wait, it's really slick out there on the roads and because it has rain for a while. a lot of times, it's a little more slick. that's because you b

i was polling 1% in our first pole. it is true.iterally i am not voting was poling higher than wes moore. i was running against statewide elected officials, the former head of the dnc, two cabinet secretaries. one of the people i was running against was on my board at robin hood, which made board meetings awkward. i had people who were seasoned at this. but i think what resonated with people is that i don't come from a political background. i don't come from a political family. i don't do the politician thing. i don't do the partisan thing. i just really focus on results and actually meeting people where they are and i think that resonated with folks. david: you get elected governor. do you actually say i'm really happy now i am governor? you took the job, the first day you were sworn in did you realize the responsibilities were greater than you thought were not that difficult of a job? -- it's not that difficult of a job? gov. moore: it is a hard job but also there were things we inherited we did not anticipate. i remember coming

asking anyone who does see downed power poles are power lines to please stay npclear. those lines could be energized and dangerous. stay with kron. on air and online. as as wet weather moves through, you can find the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com. breaking overnight. hamas released 3 hostages and in return, israel released nearly 200 palestinian prisoners. this is the 4th exchange in a cease-fire deal that has stopped 15 months of intense fighting. for now, american israeli hostage keith siegel was among those released from hamas custody. he was abducted during the october 7th attack. this means 18 hostages have been released since january. 19th. and we continue to follow that shocking news out of philadelphia where a medical transport uet crashed into homes and businesses. so far we know a child patients and her mother among those on board that plane kron 4 sarah stinson brings us the latest. >> we're now learning the plane that crashed in northeast philadelphia was carrying a little girl. her mother and 4 crew members, the company that operates the aircraft s

and at either end of the kind of poles, like at one end of the poles is vanity, which is very explicitly bohemia and and and yeah, i mean often has, you know, a pretty gruff visual style at the, at the other of the spectrum would be something like frank leslie's budget of fun, which is except blessedly family friendly and explicitly, you know, saying, we're not going to use any obscenity and they'll point to other humor magazines in those in those ranges. one of the most extraordinary stories to come out of this is knickknack ax, which was a humor magazine after or it started the 1850s. and then has this radical change in the 1860s. and what happens in knickknacks i promise this story is worth it. what happens at knickknacks. is that. the paper is left to mary levison so she's married to the former and so she's widowed and lots of figures. new york, you know, there's this huge kind of level of gossip about how dare she hang on to this this publication. but after mary levison gets a hold of knickknacks, it starts catering to women. right. so you'll see things like, you know ads for hoop s

of this identity areas him that you saw in that form projects or republicans are at a high and the polen where they have been too. so, as for the memo the "new york times" says it president trump is angered by the media coverage for their caught off guard. >> think mathanked mary catherit the nail on the head that stands out the first time around they try to figure how these executive orders would actually be implemented this time around it is a category of one everything else has been relatively smooth they've had to juggle this one a little bit. i love my friend juan trying to wish you cast the democrats and gotten to the middle if you watch the dnc situation for two minutes, the metal was not to be seen. >> if you look at dei from trump you understand how the democrats don't have a chance to come back. shannon: of got to go up more on pay-per-view during the commercial but we see you next sunday. two colleagues very different political viewpoints offer a roadmap for finding common ground and our sunday session. shannon: prince ifton professors cornel west and robert george have a uni

they're also asking that if anyone sees down power poles are power lines in the next few days to stay clear, those lines could still be energized. meanwhile, tom says he plans to stay indoors this weekend. so do a whole bunch pot stickers over the weekend. watch movies hunker down in this awful weather. now, if you're going to be out about driving this weekend, keep in mind that some of the oils in the roadway might come up out of the asphalt. now that the rain has returned. >> but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. we're following breaking news in philadelphia where a small plane has reportedly crashed. this happened about an hour ago and then northeast section of philly. this is video from the citizen app. you can see chaos there on the ground. local media is reporting that when this plane came down it hit at least one building in multiple cars which created a bunch of fires. so they're trying put those out and we're working to confirm additional details. again, this only happened about an hour ago as we learn more. we'll let you know. meanwhile,

plus, south pole babies testing out brand new water wings on a rocky shore. and, if you're ever lost in the snow, this is the furry face you'll want to see. all these animal stories and so much more, beginning right now, here on "oh baby!" [music] janai: it's said that one kind word is enough to warm three months of winter. but how do baby animals stay warm in winter's chill? they're trying to figure it out too. it turns out for some species, family ties have a lot to do with staying healthy when sunlight, temperatures, and food supplies are low. and that's especially true in the arctic, where one iconic species is bringing up baby. [music] janai: the extremes of the planet, where ice and snow rule supreme, give rise to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world. but the same freezing temperatures that cause such magnificence are also responsible for creating the most hostile and unforgiving conditions on the planet. not only can temperatures dip as low as minus 60 degrees fahrenheit, these frozen domains are also cast into darkness for months at a

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already tonight, we've seen some small mudslides and a car plowed into a power pole on slick roads there in windsor. thankfully, the driver is okay, but it caused quite the mess there. abc seven news reporter tim johns is in sausalito. for more on how people are preparing. >> throughout the day. officials here in marin county, as well as in neighboring sonoma county, have been getting ready for the next 24 hours or so are expected to bring not just heavy rains, but also strong winds, causing concerns over possible flooding and downed trees. rain and wind returned to the bay area monday night, with the north bay the region expected to be impacted the most by this week's atmospheric river. fire officials in sonoma county spent the day preparing. >> we do currently have all of our water rescue equipment staffed as normal, and in addition, we've up staffed another water resource so we are ready. >> earlier monday, crews worked to remove a large oak tree that fell just outside the steele lane elementary school in santa rosa. with strong winds expected through tuesday, officials say it's likel

the poles though from washington dc. thank you very much. with him behind his oval office desk, donald trump claimed to natalie victory and his trade war with mexico. they have agreed to put in 10000 soldiers permanently, like forever 10000 soldiers at their side of the border and stuff fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. you as president tonight still on saturday, he was imposing tired of some of the countries. the 3 biggest trading partners taught us essentially a tax on imports and the move likely to drive up the cost of goods for us. consumers. thompson says this is about stopping the drug fentanyl and undocumented migrants getting across the northern and southern borders. but after discussion with mexico's president of the united states, out of your mind that would not go into effect, but at least a month to meet at the point of that, we reached an agreement. it seemed the agreement to be published to place more national guard in the northern border in order to protect the border and prevent drug trafficking, espec

the chp says the driver of a car there, you see it there, spun out, crashing into that power pole.hankfully, no one was hurt. we have dry, dangerous conditions from north bay to the south bay. our entire region will get soaked over the next 24 hours. we are under a microclimate weather alert. let's get right to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. and flooding really a big concern. jeff. that's right. check out these flood watches here from redding to modesto, right back towards the bay area. so a lot of rain in a short amount of time. you can see it right here. it's not only the atmospheric river we have pointed at the bay area, but also a system that's going to help to continue to pull in this water. so let's go ahead and get you right now to our scanning doppler radar. stormranger mainly light to moderate rain, but there is some heavier rain that is redeveloping in the north bay. it's moving off towards the east. that's going to keep that heavy rain here through napa into. 1146 so the timing on this as we head into the overnight hours, we'll continue with the rain situation just li

one, he wants greenland to give the us greater strategic depth in the north pole, to compete with china and russia to he wants to intimidate and subordinate canada and mexico, which you're huge. borders with the united states and 3 sure he believes in a strong military that can reach around the world, but he doesn't want to get into fights between other powers. which means america's traditional alliances are potentially going to whether yes, europe, that means you. but presidents rarely get the world's, they want to have challenges are going to emerge. so something new is going to be built, but until then, expecting much from next year, rather than a more neat world. and that's the bottom line. the connecting communities adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry. opening up the conversations. would you say a conferences are, do people have less stress? because there won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with

no matter what you've won, where you won, what you did, you're back to the bottom of the totem pole.ike, dude, you can't feel that you're that special. he was so obsessed with his game that it didn't really leave a lot of room for friendships on the team or deep friendships. because he didn't give a shit what they thought. he didn't care. he's about this basketball, about his craft. he's real serious about this. and all the time-- i mean, i used to hear, i'm better than michael jordan. he used to say that faithfully. “i'm better than michael jordan. michael jordan ain't got nothing on me.” and i was like, “this dude is insane.” i don't care. what are you going to do? what are you going to do? we're all people here. we're just different people. you're going to criticize me because i don't want to go to a bar? you criticize me because i don't want to go to a club? for what? what growth can i get from that? i was one of the people that he would speak to a lot. but i was still cool with all of his teammates. and they'd be like, “man, look, if he wasn't such an a**hole, we'd tell him he's

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already tonight, we've seen some small mudslides and a car plowed into a power pole on slick roads there in windsor. thankfully, the driver is okay, but it caused quite the mess there. abc seven news reporter tim johns is in sausalito. for more on how people are preparing. >> throughout the day. officials here in marin county, as well as in neighboring sonoma county, have been getting ready for the next 24 hours or so are expected to bring not just heavy rains, but also strong winds, causing concerns over possible flooding and downed trees. rain and wind returned to the bay area monday night, with the north bay the region expected to be impacted the most by this week's atmospheric river. fire officials in sonoma county spent the day preparing. >> we do currently have all of our water rescue equipment staffed as normal, and in addition, we've up staffed another water resource so we are ready. >> earlier monday, crews worked to remove a large oak tree that fell just outside the steele lane elementary school in santa rosa. with strong winds expected through tuesday, officials say it's likel

rain causes the ground to become saturated, they say even water winds can topple trees onto power poles and lines. >> it doesn't take as much wind in order to topple over trees into power lines and things like that. you that can actually happen at lower wind speeds just because of the saturation of the ground. >> and we checked on the power outages. at this hour, there are only scattered outages around the bay area tonight, and you can get the latest weather conditions 24 over seven with our fox local app. it is a free download for your smartphone and your smart tv. >> we're following some developing news in oakland tonight. police officers were seen setting up crime scene tape at vicente way near claremont avenue at around 6:00 tonight. this is in the temescal neighborhood of oakland. several patrol cars were seen out at the scene. we have reached out to the oakland police department for more information on the nature of this crime scene or this investigation. here we are still waiting to learn more from the department. also following another police investigation that's unfolding tonig

. >> pole. >> and he is not acquiescing at all.ike, dude, you can't feel that you're that special. >> he was so obsessed. >> with his game. >> that it didn't. >> really leave a lot of room for friendships. >> on the team. >> or deep. >> friendships. >> because he didn't give a what they thought. he didn't care. he's about this basketball, about his craft. like he's real serious about this and all the time. i mean, i used to hear i'm better than michael jordan. like he used to say that faithfully. i'm better than michael jordan. michael jordan ain't got nothing on me. and i was like, this dude is insane. >> i don't care. what are you going to do? what are you going to do? we're all people here. we're just different people. you're going to criticize me because i don't want to go to a bar. you know, criticize me because i don't want to go to a club. for what? what growth can i get from that? >> i was one of the people that he would speak to a lot, but i was still cool with all of his teammates and they'd be like, man, look, you know,

. >> central poles can't move too much because they have to be in the right position for drivers. right underneath me is a water supply for fire suppression, so it was scheduled to go right over where the pipe was going to sit, so various city agencies had to meet together to make sure there weren't any conflicts in the field. so next time you're in mission bay and you see city poles like this, you might think it was an easy installation, but there's seven different agencies building new construction here in mission bay to make sure. not only can it be built right, but it had to be shop and dine on the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do shopping and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within neighborhood. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and vibrant. where will you shop and dine in the 49? san francisco owes the charm to the unique character of the neighborhood comer hall district. each corridor has its own personality. our neighborhoods are the engine of the city. >> you are putting money and supp

disaster cleanup companies and utility companies like socal edison, we're working on burned power poles. >> past big rock drive rows and rows of low-slung beach houses used to be here. now charred bricks, debris and cars. at the end of a stretch of homes where moon shadows the restaurant once stood. you'll also see this block of seemingly untouched homes across the highway, a concrete rock well above the k rail. but beyond that cement break, the destruction returns. by the time you get up to duke's much of the destruction fires able to be held here last for us. >> driving back home south on pch. more of the same miles and miles of devastation up against the pacific ocean. i noticed in the distance, the skyline and realized is the first time downtown santa monica has been visitle from this part of the highway in generations on pch. andy reece meyer. >> some shocking images there. well, fans and family gathered at oakland arena today to celebrate the life of openai's legend ricky henderson. hendorson filled up the stat sheet with names of all-star 10 times that he won 2 world series champ

back up and what quality poles do we get back up. do we put down the same poles that blew down and broke or improve those not only for withstanding the elements, but also being able to handle the expansion of broadband that we're looking for in the program. we've had companies like charter have been on the ground in l.a. and in california learned how we improved coordination with power companies and utilities to avoid infrastructure being cut after it's been restored which is something we ran into a lot in these situations. so i think that congress and a government can play a major role in improving how we recover from these disasters. >> thank you, during his first term, president trump signed an executive order streamlining the environmental permitting process for infrastructure projects, highlighting projects that increase public safety. due to this executive order, pasco county, florida, which is in my congressional district, was able to finally get a project shovel ready after nearly 25 years of bureaucratic red tape, if you cou

i'm sort of wondering, in new york city and i'm interested to take sort of a quick audience pole. how many people have a view you don't have to have a view, believe george w bush actually won the election florida? raise your hands please. and how many people, think al gore won the election florida? >> while you are wrong. [laughter] for those who cannot see it's about evenly split. >> by the way there was an alliance of the associated press, the "new york times," the "washington post," bunch of other media outlets did their own account and came to essentially the same result. i recommend everyone go back and actually look at the facts and the recount. it would be something would be advisable for those who doubt the results of the 2020 election and those who doubt the result of the 2000 election. just from different ideological perspectives. we were accused by the gop at the time when they got wind we were doing this recounts, that we were accused of trying to de- legitimize the bush presidency process that we were doing. for the sake of history and for the sake of the american pub

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. >> pole. >> gotta bend. >> those knees. >> quit showing. >> off. >> you've always said being in the pit is like playing a team. >> sport. >> a team. >> has to be able. >> to trust. >> each other. >> maybe just. >> watch the first time. >> hey, we. >> need a cardiovert. >> at north one. >> the pit, streaming exclusively on max. >> breaking news. incredible new video into cnn showing the moment a medical flight crashed into a neighborhood in philadelphia. >> oh. >> michael. >> move! >> move! we can't. >> we're blocking i mean, just the shock of of considering to be in your car. >> during that, you can see that massive explosion that is a dash cam that caught it on the screen, as you see, coming from behind and looking like some sort of a bomb. seven people died in the crash, six on board the flight, including a pediatric patient from mexico. one person died on the ground in their car. others are critically injured fighting for their lives tonight. it comes as questions are growing about why a passenger jet collided with that army helicopter in washington, even as early flight recorder

where that was pole wellstone. >> it was a pc 12 is what it was. >> sean: that is a single engine process, yes turboprop, right. >> and i think that plane came down at a steep angle and i believe that the per luminary idea was a loss of pilot control. so again, i hate to belabor this point but if they were in the soup, you cannot see the lights on the ground, you cannot tell up from down. and if they didn't have instruments or they weren't reading them correctly or some of their instrument's failed, it is just -- you just point the plane somewhere and hope that it is level. >> sean: let me ask you about that. you are almost insinuating or i'm reading into it and if i'm wrong in interpreting what you're saying correct me but we are talking about 1600 feet and it is not uncommon for a jet to take off at low cloud cover. wouldn't that be a scenario where they would more quickly hit the autopilot if they are up in the sky to avoid the very thing that you were talking about, spatial disorientation? >> i guess it depends on the crew. as i said, they were still supposed to be following direction

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banks, big hedge funds coming in, buying properties, you see these signs, lampposts and telephone poles say we'll buy your house for cash right. there's a substantial discount. we'll give you a cat. we'll write a check right now. these are hedge funds out of new york and big banks and they literally own millions of american homes. what do they do? they take them out of the housing. it's no longer a house you can buy and live in and turn them into rental properties and. they're not going to get caught when the market goes because they're billionaires, you know, whereas the average person got caught in 2008. so now we've got this real crisis here. other countries deal with that crisis some very specific ways. most, most other countries, canada just did this recently with asian investors. i mean, we've got something like 13 or 14 million empty houses in america now and just short of a million homeless people. those numbers should not be like that, you know? and what's is people in foreign countries, you know, from chinese billionaires to european to big, big hedge funds and corporations li

. >> telephone pole. >> gotta bend those knees. >> quit showing off. >> you've always said being in the pit is like. >> playing a team. >> sport. a team has to be able to trust each other. >> maybe just watch. >> the first time. >> hey. >> we need. >> to cardiovert and north one. >> the pit streaming exclusively on max. closed captioning is brought. >> to you by purple. greatest sleep. >> ever invented. >> we've been out. >> of a job. >> that's because purple. >> mattresses are made with. >> patented gelflex grid technology. >> do not. >> go to purple. >> com do not visit a. >> purple store. >> tomorrow is going to be a consequential day for the trump administration. two cabinet nominations faced a critical hurdle. will the finance committee give a thumbs up or a thumbs down to rfk jr. as the next health and human services secretary? while the agency, the intelligence committee, will determine the fate of tulsi gabbard to lead the intelligence agencies. now, both of them are far from sure things. and even if both nominations do successfully make it out of

all four of you but i will end th know, oftentimes you know, you hear the story about the ntomes to polingusually the worst stories we don't g to tell the best stories. and oftentimehee blood and guts on, you know, the news or on these tv shows about policing, they don't really capture the essence of what this job is all about and thessence is good people with good hearts that are here to serve the people. and that's what you all do each and every day. and i know this is going to be a little bit different because we're going to show some video today. so for the families you actually get to see what your loved ones do and i think you're going to be as proud as we all are. so with that we'll get to the show. and again, thank you for your work. you are what makes this police department great. thank you. i would now likeo call up our president tracy mcrae for a few words. >> thank you all. keep it short and stree i have your money here. i'll get it to you. why talk about it when you can show it so you get to see some great action. i got a little one here so i'm trying to entertain him too. i'm